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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-25
LAKE TRANSPORTATION.
"reat Revival In Trade-Advauces in
na'es Increase the Value OF Floating
Property.

CHICAGO. March "a.
Cnicago paper ssy. today that revival
OF the lake carrying trade and the shsrp sd.
,ahces IN freight have made vessel men sl
most crs.y. Two years ago every man y bo
nsu aoiiar invesed 10 floating property
" ouid nave been glad to sell out at any sacri
hce- Inns year -essels comm md a biz
premium. A vessel that could have been
bought for $50 600 year and a half az, will
now bring sl00, 900. Many .aies have been
u'sne dufing the winter at shout that ratio.
Dut the increased valuations of The old
vessels sink into comparative in.ipniSeanca
beside the ship-buildiug b,om which VA. in.
augurated last fall. About the close of the
NAVIGATION season vessel men figured up their
pr'nts anu found that their net earning,
amounted TO fully % per cent. of the capi, ii
invested. The outlook for the next season
was even more fl,u.ring. They wanted more
ships. They rushed to the idle shipysrds
ana placed their orders for new vessels
steamers that cnst hundreds of thousands.
as murh Ms an entire feet of old fashioned
ssiiing vessels. The shpyard. tina, had been
pr"ctlcaiiy Idle for years soon busiled with
lndu.try aud 10 order tp surply ANYTHING like
tae d. mind. new yards sprans into existence.
rorty-slX new vessels are iu variou. stages
Vi constfnction, representing an aggregate
cartylag Capacity OF 10000 tons and \ cost of
81, oOo,OOO. Ut these vessels all but three
are steamers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-25
BATH, March "a,

IT.. OATH, March "a.
A"e 0eorgetown trouble is the tonic n,
conversation today. From all sources a,
command the following is gathered:
friday at ii A. NJ, Davis was driving h,
VI we mouse OF Mains, when Mains called to
"''n ~ STOP. Davis stopped when Mains ran
ou' ana conversation ensued with regard N
Inc work. Mains wanted to know if Dav;.
would haul his share of the wood fo, h; ,,,
Oh the wood lot. Davis replied that he eoold
no' as the snow was about all off. Mains
VIC" became angry and accused Davis n,
stealing the wood. Davis denied Il, .we.,.
ing and wordy abuse ensued; blows fol.
'"eu aho The men clnched, when they went
oo"h' MAINS ON top. Mains weighs a little
more than Davis, although ne ither are large
men.
DAVIS son, a short muscular lad of Ia
seeing MS father apparently about to be ex.
'e'"ina'ed' seized sled stake and struck
MAINS twice on the left side of the head nea =
the forehead Mains dropned .ense,os.
LAWS ana his son boarded the horse sled and
left the scene.
Inc row was witnessed only in part.
Mrs. Mains was in the house about ,oo VOID.
away but did not hear or see the scuffle.
Mrs. Cromwell who lives down the road
ABOUT 800 yards heard the noise of the ouar.
rel and saw the men fight. She was a wit.
ness to the clinching, but when they fell a
stone wall shut out view of what transpired
afterwards.
she saw the boy take the sled stake from
the sled and saw him raise it and strike
twice. She saw the upraised stake each
time as it was lifted above the wall.
A lew moments after Davis left she Motif I'd
other neighbors and they proceeded to the
spot where they found Mains crawling in the
road on his hands and knees.
His head was smeared with blood and he
was in dsze, not realizing anything that
happened then or afterwards.
Mains was carried to his home, where he
received the best of care. He has been in
an unconscious condition since the blow, be-
lug apparently in dream. He occasionally
talks wildly about various irrelevant subjects
but recalls nothing of the trouble. If brain
fever does not set in the attending physician
thinks that he will recover. 1t is reported
that his tongue is so swollen that he cannot
eat.
No arrests have been made Selectman
w. l.. Berry was in Bath today and consulted
legal advice with regard to the case. They
did not advise making arrests unless Mains
died He stated to reporter that opinion
was divided on the matter. Many want the
case to be put in operation, others argue that
arresting and prosecuting Davis would only
double the expense to the town and only re-
suit in making bad matter worse.
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The Presidents Signature.

WAsHINGroN, March "a.
The President today signed the commits
sions of the Interstate commerce commits
sioners, but they will be held at the White
House and be delivered to the new appoint
ees upon their arrival.
Information was received today that Judge
Cooley capnot reach Washington until the
close of next week and it was decided To
make no effort to get the commissioners TO
gether before that time as the olher members
also have private affairs to wind up. When
the commissioners are assembled their first
act will be to Immediately begin official con
sideration of the Interpretation which shall
be given the most important provisions of the
law. The candidates for the position Of
secretary are numerous, and each commits
sioner seems likely to have favorite for the
positiOn.
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AT THE RICHMOND HOTEL.
No More Bodies Foumd In the RUNS Of the
Uuitdiny.
RfrerArp March o

BUFFALO, March 2l.
The work of clearing u ~ay the ruins of The
Richmond hoiel fre has Progressed as rapidly
as possible all this morning, but progress is
slow. Up to noon no trace of any bodies
had been found. Large quantities of gar.
ments belonging TO the B IS on clulh:np house
were found, but in nearly every instance they
were completely spotted, either by fire or wa.
ter.
Laborers are engaged principally in cart.
ing away The debris IN the ce lar of the Bos
ton clothing house and hut.l office and bill
lard room, and 1t will be several days before
everything will be cleared up. There is now
no longer any doubt that Robert 5. Boyd Of
Boston, special agent Of the American Bell
Telephone c. lost his life in the RicLmoni
hotel fire. as telegram was delivered to him
there on the night of the fire, and he has not
been heard from since.
The room book or ledger of the Richmond
hotel has been found aud Boyd's name is on
it.
Mrs. w. j. Mann, wife OF one OF the pro-
prietors of the Richmond hotel, died tonight
from injuries received during the FIRE. This
makes the 18Th known vi tim.
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MAINE DIhPATCHES.
MISS AGNES FOLSOM.
n new York Doctor Ordered to Produce
the Richmond Actress


NEW YORK, March "a.
writ of habeas corpus, obtained by Hen.
fy NJ. Folsom, ordering DIR. VIM. NJ. Cate to
produce Miss Agnes Folsom, the pretty ac.
.fess was MADE returnsble before Judge Pat
tersoh in the supreme court at New York.
Thursday. 1t was alleged that DIR. Cate
he!d; MISS Folsom under restraint that he
hau ruined her and that size was insane
Inc young woman did not appear. DR.. Cate
was represented by Counsellor VIM. Allen
and Charles Reed, counsel for Guiteau. the
assassin of President Garfield. w. H.
Moody appeared for MIR. Folsom.
The counsel for DIR. Cate, in explaining
the non'appesrance of Miss Folsom, asserted
that she was not in the possession of his client
and claimed that she was not insane. The
counsel said the charges that his client had
taken an advantage Of his relations with the
family, and ruined her and taken her away
IRON her family were false. In relation TO
the suit Of W. J. Baldwin, former lover of
Miss Folsom, against DR. Cate to recover
damages for alleged assault, the defendent
charged that there was merit in the action
and claimed that it was conspiracy to in.
jure him in his profession.
Miss Folsom's affidavit was produced in
court. 1t stated that she was born in the
town Of Richmond, Maine; that she is not
and never has been uader duress to DR.. Cate
nor any one else; that il is false that she has
been seduced and taken from her mother by
DIR. Cate, or that he has coerced her in any
way. She swears that she is sane and that
no one was authorized to take proceedings in
her behalf. She states that she lived at
home until she was II years old. In 1880,
with the consent of her friends, she began
the etudy OF music in Boston to prepare for
the operate stage. She studied three years.
For nearly four years she has been ON the
stage as an operate singer, and has wholly
supported herself, almost entirely supported
her mother, and assisted her father. In
conclusion her affidavit states that her rela-
tions towards her father forces her to remain
silent as 10 the true reason of the bringing of
these proceedings and attack upon her.
The council for MIR. Folsom will file trav-
erse returns tomorrow.
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THE GERMAN HOLIDAY.
Every City In the Fatherland Honors the
Old Kaiser An lIi>toric Church in Ber.
lin Damaged During the Celebration.
BERLIN, March "a.


Telcgrams from every city In Germany
show that the iluminations on Tuesday were
not limited to Berlin. The Kaiser's express
sion, Of belief in the maintenance of peace,
are everywhere the subject of comment.
Grand Duke Vladimir told Emperor William
that he would continue to do all in his power
to maintain the traditional policy Of Russia,
namely perfect UNDERMINING with Ger
many.
The church Of st. Mary Msg1alene in Ber-
lin, which took fire Yesterday, was only Sec
ond to the cathedral 1t was built in the
thirteenth century and contained priceless
pictures, carving, and windows, which, hap
pilv, were but little damaged. The great
bell fell and broke in two. Manv romantic
traditions were attached TO il, and its destruc-
tion caused much regret. The disaster was
caused by the fireworks which had been set
of in honor of Emperor Williams anniver-
sary.
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A BIZ: SWINiDLE.
A Large Amount OF Checks on a Bogus
Bank Flooding the Country.
Chicago, March q.

CHICAGO, March "a.
special from Detroit, Mich, says big
bank swindle has been discovered here which
appears to have been almost national in the
breadth Of its operations. Some parties have
had engraved drafts and chicks Of the
Msrlette EXCHANGE Bank ot Nj ,rlette, Mich,
these have been filled out for various sums
ranging from $50 u S7J each and have been
negotiated throughout the country. For two
or three days past these fraudulent papers
have been coming into the First National
Bank of this city from all parts Of the Uni IN
for collection. One, which came in yester-
day, is a fair sample. 1t WAS drawn for
500 so, and was signed by John B. Martin,
cashier. There is no such institution as the
Marlete Exchange bank of Marlette. The
villsg. has bat Two banks and they are the
Bank Of Marlette" and the First National
Bank of Marlette" The extent of the fraud
is not known but 1t appears to have been OF
great magnitude.
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A Notorious Horse Thief Captured.
ArTLEBoRo, Mass. March 2t.

ArTLEBORO, Mass. March 2t.
About ten days ago man was found in an
mr. conscious condition on Pleasant street,
and Sheriff Cspron carried him to the station
house, where he partially revived. The
sheriff communicated with the authorities of
Ellsworth, Me-, in regard to the man, who
gave his name as Chas. Taft of that city. He
proves TO be O-car Baieu OF Cumberland
Hills, and is said to be one of the most noto-
rious horse thieves in New England. lie has
several aliases and Chas. Taft is one of them.
lie has played this trick of having fits In
several New England towns. He wasturned
over tonight to Detective Parker of Provl-
deuce, where he is wanted for stealing
team.
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Maine Pensioners.

WASHINGTON, March "a.
Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing Maine people:
Cordelia. widow of Ansel S. Briggs, orig
ina|, Freeman.
Samuel C. Davis, original. Monson-
Henry F. Arlington, Togus.
John A. Mann, increase, Gardiner.
Moses F. Hurd, increase. Kenduskeag
Andrew G. Storer, increase, Lagrange.
Daniel Peavy, increase, Bangor.
Benjamin +. Stevens, increase East D'A
mont. -,
Nathan Yeattou, increase, Houlton.
Thos. Rafferty,, increase. Hartland.
Tho,. Il. Varnum, increase, Belfast.
Cha. A. Tibbetts, increase, Fairfield Gen
VIM II. Malkson, increase, Topsheld.
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CHICAGO BOJDLEllS.
The Evidence Against them Overwhc elm.
ing and Some Have Confessed.
CHICAGO, March %.

CHICAGO, March "a.
The Daily News this morning says: The
grand jury has found nearly thirty true bills
against the county "hoodlers." A gentle
man, on the inside, said Yesterday: So long
as they are not pr, sented to the court, the
jury, of course, has the power to change its
mind. Ii i. evident that there is some delay
in the proceedings. but the jury is unanimous
in its opinion. | know this to he true. The
official corruption was b,reftced enough for
the jury to make its presentments almost at
the very outset of this inve,tigation. Some
of the merchants and contractors who have
subj cted /" sharp questioning b., fore this
body OF % staunch cit z ms, have exhibited
thems Ives in a most pii light. While
these men have confessed th.ir guilt, il is
probable that in consideration OF their ser
vices, some Of them will escape punishment.
except, perhaps, the disgrace attached to the
indictment. Authorities are after the arch
thieves. The evi lence has been Overwhelm-
ing sg inst the "boodlers" of hi1h and low
degree.
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Slightly Crooked.
GREHNFIELD, Mass,

GREENFIELD, Mass, March "a.
The grand jury this afternoon indicted
Frank W. Foster, Greenfield's ex-town treas
urer, on three counts for the emoezzlement
from the town treasury of Slo,00o. roster,
falling to appear, was defaulted and an order
;..ued for his appearance. He came in at
oIOP NJ. and his counsel succeeded in
having the default removed. Foster waived
,ha reading of the indictment, pleaded not
rr;Itv and was admitted to bail in $4,000,
Frank and George Pond, his brothers in law,
becoming surety.
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new York Produce Market.

NKW fOHk, HK. ~,
FIoyK-Receipts. o.oJ7; exports. 1870. sales, il~
ZOO No. z. z 10 sos; fancy white Western, extra
4 80 q 10; common TO good, 3l0a 3 IS; good 10
choice, 90 a475, City mill extra, 4 asa 40;
superhne, 27oa 3 30; 81. Louis extra, 70 aSAj
winter wheat extra. 10 a523. Minnesota extra,
10 q s 10
wHKAT-R Receipts. 1900 exports, 10 200; salss.
3e7. .ooc, No. red. s9i, No. red, Si; elevator.
No. / Red state, s3i; No White state. si.
RYE-dul.
BARIEY.-steady
Com = Receipts 90. $50 bushels; exports. 1881;
saies, 1es 900. spot No 3, +sl; No 2. 4sl.
OArs-keceipfs. 62 600, sales. u. 1000, No ., ~
DO White. 3o; No 2. sti 54i. do white. ~ 81
No !, 20; do White. IS; Mixed Western. y III
White do, 30 sol; White State, 30 40l.
SUeAR-Cut loaf and crushed 81 81; grAnulated
81, white extra c. sasi; yellow. " ~: mould,
81.
PETRoLEUM-United,6 63i bid.
PORK Mess spot, Is rs Is 80. zeal baeh.
10 %.
LAgD-refined, 2 S.
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A PHILADELPHIA DEFAULTER.
believed to Have Fled to Brazil After
Ills FOrseIies.

FHILADELPHfA, MsrCH n.
The liabilities of James and John Hunter
so far discovered, amount to sl94, 900. All
compromising paper bears the name of James
Long, president of the Union Trust Com
pany Mr.. Long says that he does not know
to how much of the paper his name has been
forged, but the forged paper has been esii-
mated as high as three.fourths of the entire
amount. In addition 10 the amounts above
mentioned, there is supposed 10 be a large
amount of paper saoat which bears only the
irm's name. The rumor that James Hunter
took the steamer for Brazil. yesterday, gained
ground this morning. as nothing has been
heard from him since Tuesdsy, when he left
the city ostensiblv for New York.
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Sentenced to Death the Third Time.

LINCOLN, Neb., March A.
Governor Thayer has signed the death var.
rant OF John Marion, sentenced 10 be hanged
at Beatrice on Friday. The crime for which
Marion will suffer is the murder of John
Cameron in ~. twas one year after the
murder before the body was found and Mari.
on suspected of the crime, and ten years moro
elapsed before the suspected criminal was ar.
rested. The case has been in the cour,s 70,
the past five years and three times the prison
er has been sentenced to be hanged.
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THE FLOOD.
Man Meets Death on a Cake Of lee-A
Family on uouse.top ~ Hosrs.
BISMARCK. Dakota, March p.

=, BishARck, Dakots, March ~.
All attempts TO break the Sibley Island
gorge With dynamite are .unavsilins. A man
was seen last evening riding down river on |.
cake OF ice, frsnticsllv calling for help, bu,
II Was impossible to assist him. Twelve
FAMILIES near Livonia had most thrilling
experience. After being on the roofs Of
the'r houses "a hours, a thin crus, formed
over the river and on this they walked 10 the
snore' two miles, some breaking through
several times but being rescued. Fort Ia
coin army officers here are still of the o,in.
ion that the people opposite the pest on the
low lands south of the city persisted in the
flood This belief 10 becoming prevalent.
and as reports come in from remote river
districts, the story Of suffering and loss of
life is intensified.
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Railroad Collision.
NORTHEAST, Md, March

NORTHEAST, Md, March "a.
Messenger train on the Baltimore &
Dill odeInhia railroad collided with through
e-n;.h, : az I.eslie about o'clock this morning.
po,h trains badly wrecked and the locomo-
i've. I entirely telescoped. On the passenger
80 were two carloads of emigrants but no
ua," ,ts;ae of the crews of the locomotives
uu .,a,e injured. George Craghsn. fireman OF
,so cost bound train, was fatally, and En-
";ueer siu John Robinette and Fireman George
ARMSTRONG seriously injured.
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A kaving Maniac.

NEWARK, O, March ~.
Jacob Bread died last evening from the sf-
fects OF a scalding received at the hsnds Of
his wife on Sunday, during quarrel. The
couple frequently had trouble, and on this
occasion. becoming exasperated at some abuse
by her husband, Mrs. Bread threw pan Of
boiling water in his tsce She kept every
body out of the house after the scaldng, but
since his death she has become a ravinx man.
inc
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Attached.

BANGOR, March "a.
The Bowery National Bank of New York
today put an attachment of $4,000 on the
goods of the Chemical Ammonate & Oil Co.
Of New York, stored in this city, of which
the absconding Lawton was manager. The
attachment is to secure claim of S22S0. =
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Interest to Maine stockholders.

BosToN, March "a
By a decision of the Massachusetts supreme
Iudicial Court, Mary J. Eaton has recovered
judgments against the Pacific National BANK
for $4,000. On the first Of October 1851 'ne
plaintiff. who was the owner OF forty snareS
Of the capital stock of the bond' paid IN
$1,000 as subscription to 'he ne" 49,
which has been authorized to the amount OF
$5oS, 900.
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THE FESTIVE TRAMP.
How He is tcted in Chinn-A Fierv
Tomb.
SAN FRANcrsco Al

DAN FRANCISCO, March ~.
Chinese sdvices tell OF n dreadful trssedy
at Risis Shib, China. 20 miles northeast Of
Hong Elbow. Over 800 trsmps sppearei in
the village, and the inhabitants, greatly irri-
tated oy their presence, invited the whole
body into temple and during the night se,
hre to the edlfce Only 40 of the tramps
escaped from the blazing building.
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RICHMOND, Va, March ~.
A train went through bridge this morn
ing nine miles from Liberty on the Norfolk
& Western railroad The bridge was in pre-
cess of repair and eight or nine women we're
killed and several others injured.
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Probably Killed by the Idiot.

DETROIT, Mich, March "a.
The bodies of Charles GOWN and wife, a.
aged couple, were found in their house on
Napoleon street, last evening. The womau's
body was in chair. and the mans under the
bed, with pillow over the face. They had
been dead only two or three davs. An imbe-
cile daughter aged IS years, who lived With
them, was taken to the police headquarters.
1t is thought that she sutIocated them with
pillow.
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Grand Concert
GARDINER, March "a.

GARDINER, March "a.
The Grand concert by the Amy onef~,n
concert company in the Coliseum u"oeF '"e
auspices of the local orchestral ciuo' was ."s
r,e.,est .uccess in every way seen here ''f
long time.
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Serious Accident.

UTICA, N. Y, March ~.
Alta Methodist Episcopal donation party
In a school-house at Stllvile last night, near
Utica. the floor gave wsy and ten or fifteen
persons were severely injured, being bruised,
burned and scaded, and sustaining fractures
Of limbs. None of the injured have died
thus far.
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He Wants to Fight.

New YoRK, March "a.
Harry Gilmore, light weight champion OF OF
c.nsds ia ready to fight the winner OF the
Sai S'a,;,h. Mitchell fight for $1,000, the Police
Ganette % diamond belt and the light weight
championship.
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WASHINGTON, March "a.

WAsffINGTON, MAECU II.
Oscar Straus, the newly appointed min
lister to Turkey, is prominent New York
merchant, engaged in importing. He was
president of the Clevelsnd and Hendricks
business men club in 1884,
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Tired of Life.
DAnAR1scorrA, March "a

DAnARIscOTrA, March z4'
James Wagner, we'll known ''''N -.
waldoboro, about sixty yeas OF age Gu. US
throat with razor, Thursday, probably ia'"'
,u Tho loss of his wife is supposed 10 nave
been the cause.
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The stewart Art Sale.

NEW YORK, March,24.
The sale of the Stewart art collection con-
tinued at Chickering Hall tonight With
large attendance. The proceeds of last
nights sale Of So pictures amounted to $780,
500.
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Portland Club Keception.

PORTLAND, March "a.
The Portland club gave reception to Hon.
Thos. B. Reed with large company present.
There we're no speeches.
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BURIED ALIVE.
Miners Entombcd In a rft.
SYpNKy. N \ w NJ

SYDNEY, N. s. w. March "a.
Eighty 'hve men were entombed by the ex-
p'osion IN Buili Colliery yesterday. The
accident occurred in a tunnel a mile and .
half from the mouth of the pit Seven bod.
les have been recovered. The tunnel 10
blocked by debris caused by the explosion.
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Ouite Aged.

PORTLAND, March "a.
Mrs. Mary Osborne, the Oldest "o
p.,.,.ra died today aged 100 years. . "''''
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A Ripe Old Age.

UTICA, N. Y, March "a.
NJ. John Farnham, aged los years, oieo
8, Ct Elizabeth Hospital last night
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new York Money market.

szw YORK. Mar. ~.
Money On call ranging from 4 TO 81
Prime mercantile paper at 5eS per cent. Sterling
to per cent. per diem and interest.
Exchange continues dull and steady at 1901 e4.s4l.
Government bonds dnil aud steady. Railroad bonds
dull.
The following are the closing quotations Of ~
cnritics:
United States Be-, Io0l